MicroStrategy, the business intelligence firm – now turned into a Bitcoin company – has acquired additional 22048 BTC

Strategy, the business intelligence firm known for its massive Bitcoin acquisitions, has added another 22,048 Bitcoin to its portfolio for $1.9 billion, bringing its total holding to 528,185 BTC.
At the current Bitcoin price of $83,000, the portfolio is now worth $43.84 billion. The founder and CEO of Strategy, Michael Saylor shared the latest purchase on X citing that the company has bought the BTC at an average price of $86,969 and has achieved a yield of 11% this year (YTD) in 2025.
The latest acquisition was processed using the funds it accumulated by selling its class A common stock MSTR and perpetual strike preferred stock STRK. The company sold 3,645,528 MSTR shares for approximately $1.2 billion and 213,807 STRK shares for approximately $18.52 million last week.
Strategy’s mega plan involves STRK and STRF perpetual preferred stocks that are in addition to the initial “21/21 plan.” The firm targets to raise a capital of $42 billion by equity offerings and fixed-income securities for more purchases throughout this year.
Michael Saylor and Strategy has put Bitcoin in a trend within traditional finance players who are now joining the race with revealing plans to invest directly in BTC. GameStop is latest in the trend with it announcing $1.3 billion of private offering of convertible senior notes that it will use to purchase Bitcoin.
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